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1898 Company registered. 'Arthur Davies and Company, Limited, was registered on October 12th with a capital of £15,000 in £5 shares to acquire, take over as a going concern, and carry on the business of wholesale grocers, and tea, coffee, provision, flour, fruit, corn, and hay merchants, now carried on under the style or firm of Arthur Davies and Co. at 12 and 14, Park-street, Llanelly, and to enter into an agreement with Arthur E. Davies.'<ref>South Wales Daily News - Monday 17 October 1898</ref> | 1898 Company registered. 'Arthur Davies and Company, Limited, was registered on October 12th with a capital of £15,000 in £5 shares to acquire, take over as a going concern, and carry on the business of wholesale grocers, and tea, coffee, provision, flour, fruit, corn, and hay merchants, now carried on under the style or firm of Arthur Davies and Co. at 12 and 14, Park-street, Llanelly, and to enter into an agreement with Arthur E. Davies.'<ref>South Wales Daily News - Monday 17 October 1898</ref> | ||
1945 A subsidiary of [[ D. Jones Dickinson and Co]].<ref>Merthyr Express - Saturday 29 December 1945</ref> | 1945 A subsidiary of [[ D. Jones, Dickinson and Co]].<ref>Merthyr Express - Saturday 29 December 1945</ref> | ||
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1898 Company registered. 'Arthur Davies and Company, Limited, was registered on October 12th with a capital of £15,000 in £5 shares to acquire, take over as a going concern, and carry on the business of wholesale grocers, and tea, coffee, provision, flour, fruit, corn, and hay merchants, now carried on under the style or firm of Arthur Davies and Co. at 12 and 14, Park-street, Llanelly, and to enter into an agreement with Arthur E. Davies.'[1]
1945 A subsidiary of D. Jones, Dickinson and Co.[2]
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